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Police report say a lot of people at Super Bowl parties got the message not to drink and drive.

Niagara Police stopped approximately 400 vehicles, and laid zero impaired charges. In Hamilton only one charge was laid, out of 462 stopped.

Police say people are planning ahead, using designated drivers, calling taxis, or just letting the booze wear off.

Impaired driving is the top cause of criminal death in Canada.

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